Am I on to something...or not?

NOTE: I do not subscribe to any religion. I once believed in Masoretic Text translations until I dug deeper and came to a different conclusion during my search through Christian denominational teachings, their leaders, and the roots of how they started, while reading the Bible itself verse by verse a few times (many translations) or more to match up their beliefs to the spiritual book they claim to follow and believe in themselves. If you ask me what I believe, I would say what the scholarly census has agreed upon, even if the decision board doesn't agree with them because they're worried about the faith of humanity for what they were taught to believe despite it contradicting evidence. Anything I've studied, watched, read is added here to help you see how I got to this point to help others who are curious too. 

How to read: I put these in order as much as I could, from the beginning to the end of the Bible. However, some wrap up a context by cross-referencing one another to bring in the point. My notes are raw and help explain my reasoning or how I've come to an understanding for myself based on the whole Bible in its whole context, not just cherry-picked. Hence why I have so many, not just 4 common debate verses. I do not write out the verse because I don't want the translation I'm using to be an issue or thought to be biased. I think the point of each verse will come across in either of them.

The Greek work is Ego Eimi (I am. Based off the claim since its 7x that means it must mean he's God even more so)

How many times is it used?

(question marks = not sure if it counts or not)

Joh_1:20

Why they say he said he is God here, if so, then other verses must mean the same? Mat_26:22 Mat_26:25 Luk_7:7

Joh_4:25-26

Identifying self, not claiming to be God, but for context.

Joh_8:9 (?)

Centurion under order himself (though kat is between, "ego kat eimi")

Joh_8:12

Joh_8:18

Joh_8:22

Sort of, but no one could that as "I am".

Joh_8:24

Joh_8:28

Joh_8:48-59

v58 making it I am, but should be I exist, or I existed.

Joh_9:5 (?)

They say Eimi, not means "I am" in Greek instead of saying Ego Eimi as a whole is "I am" in Greek.

Joh_9:9

Identifying self, not claiming to be God but for context.

Joh_10:9

Joh_10:11

Joh_10:36 (?)

Same as 9:5

Joh_11:25-26

Joh_13:19

Joh_13:33

I am=eimi here

Joh_13:36

English tries to say, "I am going" (not capped though) but it should be "where I go" sometimes.

Joh_14:6

Joh_14:10

Apparently "ego" means both "I am".

Joh_14:11

Joh_14:12

Ego poreiuumai=I am going

Joh_14:20

Joh_14:28

Same as Joh 13:36

Joh_15:1

Joh_15:5

Joh_18:6

Why they say he said he is God here, if so, then other verses must mean the same then?

Conclusion....over 7

Other claim explanations

Mat_14:27

Identifying self, not claiming to be God, but saying he is the person for context.

Act_10:21

Identifying self, not claiming to be God but saying he is the person for that context.